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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22
The InundatIon of thc Nile.

When the time approaches for the inunda- .iOn the Arab farmer Is all expectancy. His canals are cleared anl be protects his home by dikes ani walls of adobe. This done, seated at his door, be watches with satisfac- ton and gratitude the rise and approach of the water which holds bis little wealth. It k several months rising to its greatest height. and then ns slowly and gra lually subsidies Then appears again to bis delighted vision the husbandman's farm. His palm trees seem to rise tO greater reach, ani their waving branches add tO the sense Of calm anI content which Pervades all Already his well filled canals have defined themselves, and his irri- glting machinery Is at once put in repair. There is no more use for the boats which have served to carry him from place to place during the inundation. They are hidden among the rushes on She banks of the canal
 Every available person Is now pressed into the service If the thin deposit of mud left by the departing river is kept moist. it's value remains at par. If the hot sun Is allowed tO play upon it unOpposed. it soon becomes baked and curls up into tiny cylinders; then, breaking into fragments, it falls dead and worse than useless Therefore the process of irrigation must begin at once The rude sakiyeh and the ruder shadoOf are kept gang night and day, and give employment tO tens of thousands of the people and cattle as well With these primitive appliances the water Is lifted and emptied into the channels which have been dug or diked Co receive it. From these larger receptacles the water is led to smaller ones, which, overfowing, cover tho felis.
 In a little time, then, a Me farm becomes e rare beauty spot, instead of a waste of mud; for now the crops arc grown The lentils bend with their heavy load and the fields of grain turn their well filed heads from side to sde that the ripenins sun may change their green freshness into gol1-Eiward |. Wil- sll in Scribuer's Magazine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22
Notice to Builders.


 Sealed proposals will be received sln- til Saturday, November 5, 1887, for the erection of the City Hall on the plaza A, Phenix, Msricopa county, Arizona tern tory, In accordance with the plans and specifications for said work prepsred by James M. Creighton, architect. Bid ders may offer to do the whole of sail work or the brIck and stone. clustering. carpenter work or painting separately. and must state ID tbeir bids when they commence and when they wIll fnish the building Cnd must enter into contract with the city and give bond for the faithful performance of the work. Plans and specifications are to be seen at the office of James M. Creighton, architect. Porter block. Arizona. Bids must he marked Bids for City Hall" and sd. dressed to Frank Baxter. City Recorder. PheniK. The Common Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids, By order of the Common Council,
 FRANK BAXTER,
 If City Raeordar
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22
Rnih hnt Fnnlish Rnhhers.

On Thursday afternoon If last week, Q Mexican fs5igLteI named Parr6. vas about three niles south of Wilcox, gathering his horses, when be- was taken captive by SIX well-srmei and mounted Mexicsrs. wIO iacS from him two horses. Para pleaded with his csptOrs to return him his animals, telling them that be was pc0r man. and they finally agreed -gt,er keeping him until about eleven o'clock Gl night-,O let him have them, on condition that he would come tO Wil- cox 6ud buy them some ammunition. PaFrH. Cn arriving ID town, at once re- ported what had taken place, and sever sl Mezicans went ont after the robbers, but c~u!d TO. find them. The following day. Friday. two Ct the thieves came into Wilcox stoot, presumably in search of iheir former captive and ammunition, and were arrested by Mir. Ii. l.. Kemp, after a Fpirited chase. These two men, who gave the nUmes of relisiOrO ChRves aud Jesus CiIvan,es, had Rn examination be- fore Jus.!ce Nichols, Eld were held tO await She action of lhe Grand Jury. on the charge Ot attempt to commit grand larceuy. Tbs other four MsIIcsns es- capped. The two men arrested had cached th5ir sadd!es. fire arms, etc, in the sand hilis near Mr Ijam's rsu cb. and they were found and brought so town by NIT. Kemp. Their scucus proved them bold. bad men, but very foolisk--Southwerst stOckmHu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22
MURDERED BYPREJupIcE.

Thousands of men die every day who might be saved. Prejudice has mur- dered many a man and woman. If it were believed that the sum of disease could be reduced by physic much would be gained. The nightmare of death would not frlghten us as it does. In our mod ern civilization we ought reasonably to expect disease to settle upon us because we do So much to attract it.; because we So often and so steadily expose ourselves to 1t. At the same time We all ought to understand, as part of our rudimentary education, that to save ourselves from the effects of such exposure some kind of fertilization should be built around our vital forces lest the enemy carry us, as it were, by sudden onslaught. for many years the unprejudiced have used BRAND RETH's Pms in this way and they have proved most effective wall against the approach of disease. Stop the daily murders-we had almost said suicides by using these pills. They speak for themselves-as they act. When every thing else bas failed BRASpRErH's PILLs have saved lives. They are to be had as every drug stors-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22
The Georria Picnic Ki...

And after all there is no chance for im- provemsnt over the simple Georgia picnic kiss, at the mere mention of which there rise before the vision of all the old boys dainty muslins, pink ribbons, rosy cheeks and Rem brandt shadow. The very air seems redolent of heliotrope; laughter like the ripple of a hidden brook trembles fin the distance, and the good right arm feels again the faint struggle of modesty upon it. How tawdry. how coarse and revolting seems the stage spasm compared with tbis. No, the best kiss ing after ell k what the circumstances make 1t The circumstances that surround the old fashioned Georgia picnic make it simply de lghtful The young man who is led of by the stage kiss drops the substance for the shadow and is to be bitied.-Macon Telegraph
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22

to alI .he stGtes outside Of California, and but iudifsrently known there. Our D-sss is not 70 blame in this, we can truly say that with the means al their command !hat they have stood by ue, they have RrltCiousiy published our Territory, its resources, climate, etc, m cegsiugly. The CITIZEN and Stsr or 'lis city have published since January lst Uf this year. 552 columns Of matter bearing directly upon advantages which Arizaua oneis to settlers; ] have no boubt that other papers have done like wise: y-e ere proud Of II, and. hope, thankful for t. But this will not bring us eitber capital enterprise or s2riculiI- rgI Gevs!opsmeDt. Let us then learn from Cslifor-ig and set the pfess in nc ton to let ihe outside know whGs we hove. This could be ckesply and still effectively done, think, If the property holders of each c0uEsy would hold q !regtip. and create a fund for the pur- pose iu question. They should empower a cornmlttee Co enter into negotiations with every newspaper m their respective counties, lu order go have ably written articles Iublshed, setting forth the area ui srsble land, P0ssibilitIes of irrigation, condition cf the sOli, mean temperature, and in fact. each and everything that nsy bear upon The subject in view.
 Sad c1DuI;iee should also negoiiste fer certain number of such issue con tainiug said articles and send them broadcast ovel the land to such places and persons where they would te sure Co re reLd
 Besides this. the fund should be sut- ficient to cover the expense of compiling and publishing q pamphlet, giving the location, size. innate, resources etc. of every county for like distribution.
 In order to reduce the eXOense for each individual county, the different county coJnEoitlies shcuid have power % Peiscj a csntrel committed, winch should without delay cause q correct map of the Territory Co be made. ore 10 be at- tscued to each pamphlet. This map. sloolS. la addition tO inc common lea lUrts uf c. map, show the location of mius=. end especially mountain cfloDs aLd tmlrr lands. Tbs latter feature bas been almost entirely overlooked aad msuy an old ArzObisn would Ue aston izhed It hs saw the carefully prepared timber map oi this Territory 10 the Gen. sus.
 This is, roughly sketched. my sugRes- ton towards the speedy yGeyelopement of our TeErlt1Ty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22
What am Ito Do?

The sguPtcn3 Of BillIousness are un. happily but too well known. They diff. Ger ID different individuals to some ex- tert. A Bilious man is seldom 8 break fast cater. Too frequently, alas, he has Hr eNca,! Tent appetite for liquids but
 ore tur solids oi Q morning. Hls tongue will hardly bear Inspection at auy :ime; # It is not white and f1r.ed, ii is rough, at all events.
 Tee digestive system k wholly cut of order Ead DIGrrhea CT Constipation wHy he Q symptom or the tbe twO may alternate. There are often Hemo-- Thoi1s or even loss of blood. There may be giiil16ss and often beEdache Enj Gci3ity or ia.aleIse and tenderness In ihs pis Oi tAe stomach. To correct all ihis if not riT, ct & cure. try Greens August Glover, jt costs but trifle and thousands attest it's efficacy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22
Expiafued at last.

Dr. Norman Kerr, of London, explains what is the matter with drunkards as fol- lows: There Is an abnormal cerebral condi- non, dynamical and psychical disturbance of the brain and nerve function, a real de parture from sound health, which is itself a pathological state with, in all probability, its postmortem equivalent fin hyperplasma of the neuroSlia-' Paste this in your hats and read it to any man that offers to treat Ten to one be will skip-New York Tribune
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22
Renews fer Youth.

Mgs. PiUl- C5elsey, Peterson. Clay Co Iova, tai.- the following remarkable slory, ibe t.I.h of which Is vouched for bs lhe se-Iisut= Ot the town: "I am 73 ylHrs old. Isve been troubled with kid 1IDiG,n. and IGmeness for many ycsrE, c-uiI u0t dress myself without help. Nov ! an free from all pain and soreness. and ala Hb'e % do all my ow hons, work. [ oEe 1ly thanks tO Electric Bitter for having renewed ny youth, and removed completely all disease and pain" Try 8 hoi;le, oniy 50c. ct Geo. Martins Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22
Diamond sol.s

Diamonds ought not to be worn on the soles of the shoes. as a certain F~errb actress once wore them She had to faint every nisht, and be carried of the stage. SD sne lncru'ted the sOles of her shoes with diamonds. I remember reading that crowds used Co go nightly to see her be- dianonded chassure. But they may te worn as buckles on the shoes, or even EFouped m a monogram on the toes London Truth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22
Artistic Landscape Views.

Willis P. Haynes. landscape photo grspher, solicits contracts for photo graphing town, ranch and mining prop erty. None but first class work finished and delivered. A complete series of superb Tucson views for sale st Fleish- mans drug store
 Office and laboratory, 8 Stone avenue, Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22
Notice to Taxpayers.

OFFICE or CITT TAx-CoLLECToR.
 IUCsoS. Ariz-, Sept. 20tb. 1886. You are hereby notified that the city taxes for the year 1887 are now due, and payable Gt my office, in the City Hall ard will become delinquent on and after December 18th, 1887, st 6 o'clock D. m., of inst day. and if not paid on or before inst date. the percentage and costs will be added and collected as the law di- reeis GEo. F. FosrER,
 City Tax Collector,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22
r...in.. .-li,r Salrn

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 4-e 1,-t e-..r i1 iae ECTld for Cuis, Bruises, S0res, Ulcers, Sait Rheum- Fever Sores, Tstter, Chsppe5 Hands, Chilblains, Cofus, and all Skin Erup- tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. IL is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Geo. Nertrr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22
Notice to Taxpayers of Pima Co, AT.
TUcsoy, Sept. 19. 1887.

IUcsoS, Sept. l9, 1887. Nrtse, % hereby given 10 the ;sxpay- CTS Cf Pima O., <. T., that the Dupli- cate Assess sment Roll of said county for the year 1887, is now in my possession for the collection of ,gxes levIed therein, and that toe texo- will be delinquent on tle third t3sjj Monday of December. 1887, and, llao. that unless taxes are paid o1 that day CT prior thereto, five per cent Ei'. be adted Co the amount tElrt,! as p~-alty.
 Foxes l.us. be pad a. my office in Tucson between the hours of 10 A. m. sni D ul.. and on or prior to the aiore- said :ti-d Monday ot December,
 JOHN <. WOOD,
 C.. Treas. and Tax Collector. BEN HESEV, Deputy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22

L" is'rBau-s GOiCea Hslsam --..I ir.ss trlarrc, frs. and second sta..,-. sr.5sl the Les anf Body; Sore Ea.s, IT. "-- r.r. etr, Coz I,cr-C0.orcd BI0tsse-. >s spn.. .-c tt-rrh, diseased Scalp and all pr.'.--- ;1ras 5f the disease Known as slull.E. Price, S5 % per Bottle, L. Etcsi1u Golden RafsnIn Ns.3 Curys crti-EJ, Nercurial Syphiiitic Rheu. l-s;isa4, fl'ns il the Bonss. Pains in the A--i n'sN ot the Neck, C!cera;ed Scre lhr1.t- ~sph.at.c Rash, t-rnn4 a-d con tl--',d fsr|s, stiffness of the Li,lf-. and ,-lciei't1 ai from the system, N-,'r r.'-- .u.!-crUficn oT abuse v I---u-T. sf t-- bod ruro and he-tly. Erl-" 90 co Der liottls. Esr ki-nErf's Golden - @l-sE.f ia Au-f- SCt fl- tae yuE. C. GouGrrhua, Gleet. '-rta'.Hu Gravel. ard al Urinary or ,seui- ral tis-Er-nse.-cuts. Vrice Ss 5c Der Bottle.
 Se Richnu's Cog--yf Spanish In- i"c4a"n. t|- s'f7lc cases ot GonOrrtTa, tr'llrlmHi1ry C.,t; S;-ictuTes, ,&c. Price SI Co" per Hottie.
 Ls tsschuE's Golden Ointment los tfr CT e,5vC legiisruf Syphiiitic Scrca S.i l-IDt.g-s Price St co Der Box L- .iich@U's Golden fiiis-Nervs n--- Bran fr,1tne-t. hss 0f physical p.ovr> eT. CS..sf Or UvCr-worz TrostrafiOr etc Price Si DO per SO-.
 Tonic and N-rvine,
 syEs csrrys neTs. c. O. D., sacurel, paeksS -pe.SFp71s-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22
Agents Wanted

For the sale of Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, Grape Vines, etc, etc. For terms, address California Nursery Go. Niles. Alameda O.. Gal.
 The Senate IS nothing if not first cIsss. It now offers to its patrons the genuine Old O. K. Aresnaut whiskey, such as cannot be hsd everywhere, u
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22

Salvador! Salvador! Salvador
 Lager beer on draught at St. Louis Exchange-"BuffsP ts
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22

IG gas BsaHKS ! For Sale at ihe CITIzEN Office
 DISTRICT CC CBr B1aN..E: AGoGzit tar Atsalaiaeut. UrteE.slsias; Ol As-.cAllsns. sI erif' , C,riiEcstes oi sale O; Real Es,s's os
 EzacutiOE.
 PBOBATE COUBr BLai.E5: Order directing Notices to be given to creditors Notice O. time appaInteC for proving VIII. Certificate of v and facts found. Order directing posting Notices of Application
 for Letters of Administration. Cro3i-oss C!a.u3. Or,ler appoiatiag Administrst0F. BOnds of Administration and ExocutGr. Orde- cg pointing AppGIssra, Order sp :1iut.cc tune for rrobate of VIII ana
 directing publication Oi Notice Oi sslLn9- Order sPpoiuting sine snt plsee for Eearir 2
 Application to sell Personal 'rpDsrtr and
 directing Notice to he given, Order % show cause wh. order If sale Cl Lea,
 Eatatc should DO; be made, Orri -r agpaiu tIG.s sEio Ot Personal E-Upc-Ty. Order Ci Sgl8 of Personal FEOpe-ty, Order Epuoiuriug day tor ssttienent of sccOub
 g1G directing Nobcet t9 Dc gyen. Notice Of time set for Settlement of Accu gL.;..E.s Cs-.D IN OBTAINING U.
 ENES 70 HISISG CLSINS: Affidavit as C.t1zeusaip, Affidavit of i've hundred dollars Improvements Ag-ecui1nJ Wirh Puh!iaoers, NOtcs ct application ioV us. Patent CIVIL PROCEErIN5 IH JUsTICCOUgIE ComPiaInt -'n eisin end delivery of Personal Underissin1s on claim and delivery of Personal AEdaTi. cf cIaira aud delivery of Persopa Al: isvit for a.tscb7-ent sQairst Heeido1t. OudeTtasi2g CI Attac2Eer- -s Writ oi Attachment. ExecutIou. Notice of ADPoai,
 93O Justice Blanks for f5.0O. A package containing the so''o7sinf namet blanks for Justices Courts. VII Do ssnt tO 1nJ address. pGs-srs paid. for S5.JJ:
 2O OCrIminsi Complaints
 zO Warrants of Arrest
 2u ScbpTuEs.
 2OC0mmitrngcts. 2O
 zoConDiaiFts or. Cl 4 D,. of Pe,s. rrOp.
 % Undertakings
 % AEidavits for Attachment.
 50 Uudsrtakiuss or AttschmeT.i
 2O Writs ot Attachment.
 3O ExaCutlo-s.
 10 9Acknowiedzr-eut. li .,.
 10Ackn9wiedgmeEts ,'.---' '-';.. '.''
 70 Rail Bonds.
 10 0sdpu ations on A..-~--
 70 ssaroh Warrant.
 MISCELLANY JJS -4AHa- Location Notices, Mining Dests Real Estate Dael1. Real Estate M crtgagse. Puxor oi Attorney, LeRses, Bond for Deed to Filming Pro.s-,. Acknowledgement. Acknow Judgments for Gls1 an, H.1s AhidaTlts of Publi cation, Notice of Mining Claim, Road Station kecg.pts, t1sy-A n of theae blanks ar0 pr.Ltsd n con formity with the Statutes Of AIizuns S1t the mining laws oF the United S..t"s. Orders sent out of the CitV C. O. ID.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22

Home Made Candies, frssh svery afternoon e Rsshsshild CaadY Tsstes7,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22
CONCLUDING RKNARKs.

lis evident that this Territory IS not sufficiently known abroad, in fact, il may be said to be almost "terEa incognits"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22
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The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-14
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SIMMONS.

In the County Court, Territory of Arizona County of Apache. Edmund Conkin, plain, tiff vs Mary Conklin, defendant. Action brought in the County Court in and for the County of Apache, Territory of Arizona Territory of Ari- zona sends greeting to Mary COnklin. You are hereby summoned and required 10 appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the County Court in and for the County of Apache, in the Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court, at St. Johns, in said County (a copy of which complaint accompanies this sum mons) within twenty days (exclusive Ot the day of service) after the service upon you ot this summons, if served in this County, but II served out of the County, and within this DIS trict, then within thirty days, in alfotheI cases forty days
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint, as above re- quired the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein, and costs ana dls- bursements in this behalf expended, ,
 Given under my hand and the seal of said County Court, this 27th day of January, A. D.. 1887. o>- c,-,-
 T.s BUNCH, Attorney for Plaintiff. feS OOd
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-14

MT. Milner returned to St. Johns last Saturday from a business trip to Luna Valley, New Mexico, and reports that on Monday night, the 4th instant, there were two horses stolen in that valley; one from Dave Lee and the other from Fly Clark. Early Tuesday morning Messrs. Lee, Clark and Carpenterfound their trail and started in hot pursuit, with determination not to stop until they had overhaulcd the thieves. As the rustlers had only eight hours start of the pursuers, it is not unlikely they have overtaken them before this time. They said before starting that if they overlook the parties, it was not their in- tention to trouble the courts with them. This has been found to be the quickest way of putting stop to horse stealing in other localities, and we are of the opinion it would prove equally effica- cious if the good people of Apache county would give it trial. The SUD- position is that the thieves were George West and Red Murphy, two of the pri- soners who were released from the jail in this place short time since. If this supposition is correct, we hope the pur- suing party will overtake them, and that speedily
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-14
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Proposals for Army TransPOr-
 tatiOu.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA,
 Office Chief Quartcrmaster,
 Las ANCrI ES March 2l- lSS7.


 HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA,
 Office Chief Quartcrmaster,
 Los ANGELES. CAL, March 23, 4oS7 SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplieate, subject to the usual conditions, will be received at tn!s office until II o'clock, a. m., Monday, April p, 1887, at which time and place they will be open ed in the presence of bidders, for the rranspor- tltion, by wagon of Military SupPIlss on anS of Arizona. during the fiscal year commencing July l, 1887, and ending June 30, 1888, viz: to Fort Verde I and to Fort McDowell A. T.; from MaricOpa, A. T., to Fort Mcdowell, A. T., and to Whipple Barracks, A. T,
 ROUTE No. 2-From such shipping polnt on the line of the s. P. R as the bidder may elect, Forts Bowie, Grant and Thomas, and Sau RoUTE No S-From Holbrook, A. T., to Fort Apache, A. T.
 ROUTE No 4-From Tucson, A. T., to. Fort RouTE No, -From Huachuca Station. A. T., to Fort HuarhUca, A. T.
 ton, \. NJ.
 RorTE No. From watrous, N. M., to Fort ROUTE No. s-From Wingate, N M., to Fort Wingate, N M.
 ROUTE No. e-From Silver City, N. M., to Fort Bayard, N. NJ. ., Fe, N. NJ, to Fort Marcy, N. NJ.
 Blank proposals, forms of contract, and print: ed circulars stating the estimated quantities or SupplleS tO Oe tTdHSpOIteu, ahe i.4t9 'uA formation as to the manner of bidding, cOndl- tiOns to be observed by bi ders amount of guar tee to accompany proposals, and terms of con- tract and payment, will be furnished on applica- ton to this office, to the offices of the ASslS rant QuartermaSter, Tucson, A. T., and Chlet Quartermaster, District of New Mexico, Santa Fe, N. M.
 Envelopes containing proposals. should De marked Proposals for Transportation on Route No. -" and addressed to tn. undersigned. A. s. KIMBALL, OuarteimaSter U. $. A., mhS1 At Chief Quartermaster.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-14

We understand there is rumor cir culating around Bush Valley and Nutri- oso to the effect that the HERALD had suspended publication. For the benefit of the party or parties who started this unfounded report, we will state that the HERALD was never in a more flourishing condition. Almost all our subscribers have paid up for another year, and they shall have the paper for the full time paid. When the owners of the paper make up their minds to run it no longer, it's patrons will be notified, and until they receive such notice, they can put all such rumors down as false.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-14

Governor Zulick has appointed the following named gentleman as Sheep Inspectors for their respective counties: Robert Scott, Apache; John F. McMill- an, Yavapai; John F. Daggs, Maricopa. The appointecs are eminently qualified for the positions they have been selected to fill. His Excellency has been accused of being ultra partizan-his appoint ments in this county prove otherwise. The Probate Judge and the Sheep h. spector, both appointees of his, are staunch Republicans.